Seems to me they very often involve pigs, though I’m sure you could find a chicken eating chicken someplace. Isn’t there a sign like this in San Antonio?

Anyway, there must be some kind of sign that really disturbs you. This is slightly different, but a few years ago we ate brunch at a Le Peep, and on the walls were allegedly lighthearted depictions of vegetables with faces, doing things like jumping into pools.

I could barely eat. I don’t do vegetables with faces, or depictions of vegetables in general. (I have no similar problem with real-life vegetables.)

When out in the far west where roads are few & far between, “Road Constructon – Next 20 miles”

Ihere are some very funny signs that were not meant to be funny. This is especially in certain ethnic retailers. Like “Donut” Why just one?
The most hllarious was a hand written card plastered to the counter of a Dairy Queen. I cannot emember the exact wording, but it was so funny I sent my wife in to buy something so she could read it. It was funny, but the message was clear, he accepted no checks or credit cards.

At night I see some quite funny signs due to one or more lights being out.

Jack that makes me think of the old BBC version of “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy” ,scene the restaurant at the end of the universe, the waiter wheels up a animal to the table, then the animal suggest which cuts of itself you might enjoy eating.
There was something very disturbing to me about the scene…

I’ve noticed built-in redundancy in those huge Do Not Enter signs on divided highways to keep folks from going the wrong way on one way roads. Given the unusual usage allowed of the TexDot electronic signs, I’m surprised they didn’t long ago catch on to using the paired signs as an opportunity to advertise the lottery, as in “Do Not Enter, Do Not Win”.